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Turkey is a country endowed with a rich history, delectable food, and a slew of stunning beaches on which to unwind. In addition to the natural beauty of the terrain, there are lovely mountains in the background. Apart from that, another feature that distinguishes Turkey is its natural caverns, which can be seen in abundance in Cappadocia.

Hadrian\'s Gate, probably Antalya\'s most famous historical landmark, is a grand entryway to the Kaleici or Old Town. Antalya\'s Old Town, which now houses many clubs, hotels, and souvenir booths, was formerly the city\'s inner fortress.

While city tourism is exciting, visiting villages in Turkey allows you to experience a distinct way of life. Some minor settlements are frozen in time, while others gained notoriety for a particular cause, and the majority never appear in tourist books and remain off the beaten path. While life seems to center around big cities such as Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir, villages remain essential for many local cultures. In this article, we have listed the most beautiful villages in Turkey.

Gaziantep is one of the biggest cities in Southern Turkey, with a population of over 2 million inhabitants. It\'s located in the South-Eastern Anatolia Region, and it is situated close to the Sacirsuyu River. The city is a well-known destination in Anatolia because it was strategically occupied near the ancient trade routes, especially the Historical Silk Road.

Tarsus is a historic town in Mersin that has witnessed countless battles, civilizations, and, of course, some of the most epic love tales in its 6000-year (known) history! It is also one of the cities whose name has remained unchanged for centuries.